Stop staring at a blank screen wondering how to start—join us for Email Like a Pro: Self-Advocacy in Writing to learn how to write clear, respectful, and effective emails to professors, group members, and university staff that get quick, positive responses.
Tired of miscommunication and unfair workloads? Learn practical strategies for setting team boundaries, delegating tasks fairly, and resolving personality clashes before they derail your grade.
Ready for a night you won’t forget? Join us for Sex Toy Bingo on October 8th! We’re bringing you an evening of epic fun, complete with bingo, mini-games, and electrifying live entertainment.
Celebrate a new school year by dancing the night away to live music at the Wycked House Party on Thursday, September 24! This is an all-ages event, but if you are 18+ and would like to be served alcohol, be sure to bring one piece of 18+ government-issued I.D.
Get to know Wyckham House, your main spot on campus for food, hanging out, and student support. Drop by our Open House to explore the building, check out SAMRU’s services, and play a few quick games to win free prizes while getting comfortable with your new campus home.
The Campus Carnival is a fun and interactive event for new and returning Mount Royal University students! There will be games, entertainment, a free BBQ lunch, and opportunities to connect with campus and community groups.
It’s the beginning of June, which means your 2026-27 Representation Executive Council (REC) have finished the first month of their terms.
SAMRU’s Representation Executive Council (REC) is composed of four students, selected by the Student Governing Board (SGB) and elected by students to serve the interests of all SAMRU members.
For over 40 years, the SAMRU Awards have highlighted and celebrated post-secondary excellence at Mount Royal University (MRU). On April 11, students, faculty and community leaders gathered in Wyckham House for the SAMRU Awards.
The SAMRU Student Governing Board (SGB) was on hand for the ceremony and had the distinct honour of presenting over $42,000 in awards.
Despite 78% of students voting to move Fall Reading Week to November, a recent GFC decision has blocked the change until at least 2029. We dive into the survey results, the faculty’s role in the stalemate, and why students feel their mental health is being sidelined by the university’s governing body.
Students will soon be able to breathe a sigh of relief; Stress Less signals the end of the semester is right around the corner.
SAMRU’s Stress Less programming returns April 13-17! From puppy visits and drop-in yoga sessions hosted by the MRU Yoga Club, to a Smudge Space at the Cultural Inclusion Centre (CIC), Stress Less offers something for everyone to decompress, and relax your mind, body and soul.
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